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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
MALICIOUS AND aKOUsDLEss.
q. s.d n. Limberg Nave n side TO
the Vienna Attach meats.


To the Editors ofths Appeals
hknPHis, TENN, August Gin your
issue Of yesterday you made publica-
ton from the ex.parie statements Of a
bill fled In the Chsncery Court which
did us great injustice. We know that
you will be more than willing TO set
rs right before the public. We were
irdebted 10 Mira. Schumsn. We never
absorbed or left this State. The fact
10, that no grounds OF attachment ex-
ist.d sgainst Us. The allegations
made In the bill OF acts on our part
which would jusIify an attachment
were and are false. When The attach
ment was eued out We were tempo
rarily absenl from Memphis nj Hunts-
vile, Ala where our families are sum.
mering. fhe attachment was sur.
prise 10 us. and when We returned we
at ones paid Mrs. Schuman In full.
We are more than solyeDt; we lave
deservedly, ~ we believe, ebj lyed q
good credit. We we're not default In
cur oblig tions 10 Mira. Sohuman. We
ieel that the attachment was an out
Tags aud that II was mallciously and
groundlessly sued ont. We suspect
that process oil attachment was In.
voked 10 destroy our business for the
benetit Of Mr.. Frank Snhuman, tho
husband Of the lady IN question, who
10 engaged In tbs same lins II trade a.
ours IN this city. We will not let the
matter rest, bul shall endeavor 10 Oh.
tain redress Ia the courts for the
wrong done n. Our place Of bus.
ness is In full blast under the old STYLE
Of A. J. Vienna x 90. Very re-
specially, -
aus LIMBERG,
KARL LINlkHg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

HKxRr GroRak has detected the
brewing Of q storm, aud therefore
writes that tbs convention Of the
United Labor party, Of which he l,
the head. must make Il clear TO the
American psopls that the socialisIic
views OF the party are not the views
OF the German socialists. 1t Ia
ablolutely necessary to the lie
Of tae United Labor party
that this be done. Since the
bomb vas thrown 10 the Hsymarket
al 0hiesgo, the American people have
accepted anarohism, socialism, nihil.
ism aud com nunism a. synonymous
terms. meaning destruction, rsvolu'
ton asd Reorganization Of society,
with the torch supersedIng the domin.
alton OF Law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
His hodge Failed.

Ntaf"As
Thursday morning q doctor rang
the bell at a Sioux Falls house aud 10
the woman who responded said:
"Maiam, your husband said you
had sustained some serious Injuries
this morning, and sent me up 10 see
you."
"well, you can Just 20 right back
again." replied the woman, vigorous.
ly, beginning to get red In the lace.
"rm all right and you cant come In
this house! Just became l fell down
the hack steps this morning with q
pail Of waller that he ought % besp car.
Tyirg and sprained my ankle q little
he needn't think he can smooth II
over by sending q doctor up and Acl-
ing 90 terribly thougstiul all 10 once
You Jus, 20 IN, and a you want to
come shopping ar, und here at any
time lust come shout noon, when he
gets home, and my ankle feels q little
better than II did this morning, and u
he doesn't need your services himself.
then l lose my eueeei"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

KSsTucKT tobacco men are very
much stirred mp over the exaggerated
reports ne to the condition Of the crop
Of the weed sent out by the Agrieul.
tural Bureau at Washington. The re-
port tald the prospects, were 50 per
cent, when In reality the average is
not. and has never been this year
over 40 per csui. They calm that
this statement IA the official report is
very hur,iul 10 the tlbacco interests
generally, and q committee will be
appoln'ei 10 present a memorial 10
tho President TO remedy the wrong
done.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
Proctor. view. Of IN, Earthquake.


To the Editor Of the Globo-Dsmosrati
ST. JosKPH, No., August 3.-The
ear hqnske Ia Missouri, Kentucky,
Tennesees and Alabama, following 10
sooi on the disturbance in Ecuador,
recalls the way In which the earth.
quskee OF Missouri and South Caro-
ina 10 1871 and 1912 we're apparently
closely connected with disturbances
In Venezuela and the West
Indies. The earthquakes OF Mis-
Bouri presented then TIE uuusuAl phe-
nomenon Il the incessant shaking Of
the earth for seveul successive
months. Far from any volcanic out.
LET, many o. the phenomena reported
respecting the present earthquakes In
the Middle States strongly recall the
effect recorded In 1911 and 1919.
At that time the bed of Lake Eila.
lie, near New Madrid, 800 yards long
and 100 yards broad, vas completely
drained "a through hsures forme0fu
the shaking earth. The sunk coun-
try" which was item for the first tins
submerged, extended along the
white water for distance o.
more than seventy mile
and was thirty miles
breadth. The relation bet seen earl
quakes In the Middle 4. a,es and al
turbancel st Co,umbia seems 20
made out, but must be regarded at u
present altogether mysterious, u
would any sound scisntis. ventursp
n axe predictions 20 10 the futu.
| They must be were guess work.
RICHARD A. PR0cT0f
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

IL Ia q story Of rare personal hero.
Ism that Gomez from Louisiana. Two
mon vent lotto duel al 6sticufs upon
the proposition Of one Of them, though
he WAS reluctant TO 6ght at all, be.
lisving the quarrel 10 have bsen about
TO trivial q matter They fought, and
the one who had suggested M.
lures weapons was having
tho bstter Of II, when
his antagonist drew akniie and hacked
him TO pieces. Nevertheless he con-
tlnusd TO fight as he had agreed, and,
ds,pi,e thu knife Of his opponent,
compelled the latter to cry enough"
Wherein pom he walked away only TO
fall dead. II was then discovered he
had O pistol on bis person which he
might have used. Hs was truly a man
of honor,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

TuR war continues in Rowan county,
Ky. The spirit Of Craig Tollivsr still
seemB 10 dominate tina, community.
Ye,ierdsy the presence OF the armed
militia Was all that prevented a bloody
fsbt In tie courtroom At Morehead.
A numbtr Of witnesses who had been
sum moned 10 testify In cases growing
out Of tho Tolliver tragedies were
waylaid by masked men while on
their way TO court, and several
wcrs shot, one or two being killed
outright, II ever community needed
the rlgnrs Of martIsl law that com.
muni,y doea 0nly the most heroic
Measures will be etieciual In checking
the murd,rous pas,imes In which the
inhabitants delight 20 indulge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
Rtrst in Prohibition.

GALvKsros, Tx. August 5.-The
defeat Of prohibition In Texas has
been signal and decisive one. The
total vote polledin Texas at the Guber-
Material election last November was
$4,000. Of which $4,000 we're D.mo-
cratic. 6e,0OO Republican and $4,000
ProhibilionisIs. This, however, does not
represent the full voting strength Of
Tsxss ss clearly 40 does the Preslden-
dental vote OF 1884, which was In
round numbers, rs follows: Dsmo.
cratic, 225,000; Republican, $1,000;
Prohb tiUnista, 1900. In ysetsr.
,erdsy's election the Dem.
ocrats and Republicans byphenated.
The larsa Gsrman element, which is
usually Republican, went almost solid
sgziptt Prohibition, as did at least
two-thirds OF the colored vote. Thus
q good majority Of the Republicans
uGdr tbs leadership OF DR.. Cochran,
tue Republican nominee for Govern Dr
Ia 1885, and other leaders OF that faith,
voted against the amendment, while a
respectable minority OF Democrats
fol owed tuch leaders Of their
party 90 Senator Reagan, Ex.
:, nator Maxoy, Congessmen Oulbert.
son, Hare, and Lanhsm aud
otheB into the prohibition fold.
Taking the vote Of 1884 as the bslis,
the Pfuhibitlon.tts, to have achieved
q victory, would have bad TO secnre
80 per cent. Of the Democrats aud IS
per cent. Of the Rspub icsus. The TO-
turns 20 far received show usjoriiy
agsinst prohibition OF 10000, with
e'ehty counties 10 hear rom. The
Hon. George Clark, the chairman oi
the Ant p ohibition Safe Executive
Committee, estimates that when the
complete returns are In, they vii
show that the amendment has beer
defeated By 100, 900 msjority.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
PRESIDENT WI,LIAM AIMISON
On Hfs Annual rosr Of Inspections
OF the Typographical Unions.

On HIS Annual rosr Of Inspection
OF the typographical Unisns.
Mr.. VIM. Aimieun, president Of the
international Typographical Union,
reached the city yesterday morning on
his annual tour rs general supervisor
Of and counsellor tor the various local
unions. He came from visit to
branches Of the organisation in North
ern and Eastern cities, and ia bound
for his home at Nashville, where he
has a devoted old mother awaiting hid
return with fond authorizations. An
APPEAL man saw Mr.. Aimison at the
Peabody hotel last night and enjoyed
conversation OF several minuteo
duration with him. n
"What Impressions have been formed
upon your mind by your recent
vjsit?'
"FistteriDg. Oar organization Is in
a Furnishing condition. OF course,
there are the usual small disturbance
Of local character 10 be encountered.
but no difficulty was experienced in
strengthening them out p"
ut requires moht Of yonr time to
watch the interests Of the Uniop, does
ii not?
aver, and q vacation would be wei.
come. Besides the large amount Of
travelling, l suppose there is an ans
nual average Of 1000 letter., covering
all sorts OF questions. Some OF these
demand great care and stpdy for reply,
making the task an exceedingly heavy
one"
does your position throw You II
contact with other labor organizA-
tions7"
"Not 10 any great extent. They some.
times aAk my advice on questions which
may ariee while / am convenient,
but / always reply with an individual
opinion. l am content TO discharge
my duties 10 tie typor, without divid-
ing time with any other organisation,
however much l would like to see and
aid them to prosper"
"What bearing will organised lsbos
have on politics in the next electic n n
"A great deal, suppo,s, but thst
IL too ter ahead tn Yecson with ans
deg'es OF certainty. Bes des. don1
msld with poliucs much. The peo'
plearound where l live tent me to tn
legislature twice, and q com mission
rendered me the senstoShip, but dc
c'inei. Politics have ceased TO CON
tain any chsIm Tor me-"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
A P.,.,sr for The "vii,.is."

ioes thsuVtsVs Nsh"htNapl
twas at The DEVILS Auction, At the
Bush Street Thester. soms time ago.
A gentleman In q hilarious condition
sat In the front row Of the or
chestra and amused himself with
interesting comments In low
tone TO himtelf on the per.
Torrance. In that wild aud supernat.
ural play the villain begs Of the devil
more time before he foFeoloses on his
immortal soul. The devil hesitatee.
Tue victim implores, The gentleman
on the front bench looked up while
the devil was me ditaiing
Say" he said TO the villain, why
don't you appeal 10 the Supreme
Oourl2h
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

best OF 1t, bat they are badly mis-
taken. The company elaine TO have
a majority Of the strikers. Bot they
have not. We have the sympathy Of
the people, and mora than eevensl
out Of the one hundred are with as
heart and soul. One huadred drivers
In the city are with u.s. We are not
goir g to use violence ; do not want 1t
and will not tolerate any wrong doings
by the members OF the union.
We have a majority Of
the men on our side
and we are going to fight this fight
out 10 the hitter end. The different
branches Of the Knights Of Labor and
other Ike associations have promised
as financial aida We intend to re-
main out, and we will not touch car
until our reasonable request is
pranted.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
HAD Ms DOCBlS.
CensicsI PhRse 81 shs xeesut Court-
house Excitement.


A comical phssu Of tbs late unpleas.
antnes3 at the Criminal CURT was
made known to an APPEAL reporter
yesterday. An unsophisticated ,untry-
man, who doabtlsss lsborsd under
the impression tina, a perfect reign OF
terror prevailed about the courthouse,
and every man who inadvertently
got within sno o.ing range OF II did 20
at his own peril, with the CHANG
largely in favor OF bis being riddIsJ
win bullets, came In from the coun-
try with sagon load Of peaches. As
he rolled into the outskirts, he called
gentleman 10 him and inquired:
"Ssy, mister, wouldit be sale for me
TO 20 any nearer the courthouse than
this 10 sell my pesohee1' He was
answered that there WAS no danger
whatever, even II he drove his team
fquarely Into the corridor II the tenn
ple Of Justice snd sod his stock. He
gravely shook his hesd. "a II in doubt
whether the gentleman was lying or
not, but conc uded at last TO risk II,
and drove OF toward the heart Of the
, city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
A Great Institsiios.


A Diko!a man was travelling In the
East and got into conversation with q
man who appeared TO bs capitalist.
After some time the Eastern man
said;
"You say that your town has pop.
ula,lon Of 1000. twenty stores, ten
banks, eight lumber yards aud siK ~.
looms. That's good, 20 far, but 10 there
anything that really brings wealth aud
business into the place, any one insti.
luton or industry TO which you people
Can point with pfide7"
stranger" replied the Dakota man
slowly and impfeisively, "there 10.
We have the fines, half mile track Ina
the territory"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

A soLosr OF 100 Mormons has sp-
piled for homestesds In Csnsds, and
the government is reluctant TO grant
the application. Now that Canada
has consented TO be the hsrbor Of
refuge for bank embe zE'er and bood-
les Of every sort and degree, It is to
be hoped she will not refuse to enter.
tain these polygamists whom the Uni.
ted States is 80 willing TO spare.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

Hammond In which he considers the
question Of time for voting upon the
Prohibition amendment. He has
compared all American constitutions
and reaches definite copclusion. II
will be found the most important dis.
sertation upon the question which
has yet appeared.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
A Yooisaray Proceeding.
IRfom lhe ChIeaRo Joarnal

Irrom we ShtcaEo Journhlsl
"Havo you ever noticed" sskedhe
engineer, Eat q railroad crosng,
how people will rush across the
tracks JUS, ahead Of the engine,and
then stand on the other sido and
watch the train 60 by Is
mighty curious thing; very.
body does Il, though, men,
women and children. soma ines q
faulty will tear ma1ly across track
a. though their existence dtsnded
upon getting over ahead Of train,
aud then all turn round AMI tare at
the train ~ IL shoo;s PAT Now,
ips the easiest thing the
world to get you foot caught
between the ties OF loose
boards on q crossing, and the majority
Of people killed by the csrs are run
over while attempting 10 cross the
track aheai Of q train. l dnt begin
20 understand Why peopleIElth any
sense at oil will continue do this,
but they do" Aud wild m.lan.
choly shake a his head.tb engineer
climbed into his cab.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
TOBACCO MEN A,sRy.
ON eiaI Report ADout the Condition
Of the Crop Wrong.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Apgust 5.-Tbe
July report OF the Agricultural b.
rsau at Washington, under ths man.
agement Of Commissioned Norman ].
Coleman, has stirred up tobacco inter-
esss ali over thu State. The report
puts the tobacco crop at so per cent.
Of an average, while 1t 10 we'll known
10 all who have paid any attention to
the matter that 1t cannot be more
than half go large. Tho louisville
aod Hopkinsville Bos'ts I Trade
have protested agatha this re-
port as exceedingly hurtful
to the toracco interest geoerslly
and 70 farmers etprcia ly. Rs'olu-
tions have already bsen dawn mp
and adopted, setting forth, 10 effect,
knowa facts. These sre substantially,
thst tobacco growing districts Of the
State have been cRnvaseed ut q heavy
expense, and results show that the
crop Is not now and has not at any
time this year been as large a. SO
per cent. Of an average. Further, they
state that the crop for the Burley Dis.
trict Is about 40 per cent. OF an aver
age, ard fJr datk scarcely more.
A meeting was to be held at 4:30
p m. today tn arrange for q commit.
tee TO 10 to Washington and present
those resolutions as memorial to the
President, ON account Of heavy Gales
today this meeting was postponed
till tomorrow, whsn committee will
cart.inly be selected. The purpose
OF the committee Is to answer any
questions that may arise in regard TO
resolutions. They do not wish any
balk or delay to occur 10 arriving at
an understanding OF how the mistake
occurred aud why % well "a
who Is responsible There Ia
cons derable feeling that Commission
Or Coleman must give some assurances
tina, similar b!unders shaii not occul
In the future, or he should he request
ed to reign. Many, however, con
slider Mr.. Dodge solely responsible
Exploitation that Nc. DODGE report
wa, made earlier than taking Of re-
turos by tobscco men, II 10 said, ex
plains nothing. The crop has at no tim
this year reached SO per cent. o
average, nor given promise Of bein
anything like 90 large.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

CANADA Processes to be very earnest
In her de.ise Tor an smicsh!e s'jr..-
ment Of the fisheries tr suble, but she
continues, nevertheless, 10 seize Amer
lean vessels at every convenient op.
portunity. Is nobody ever to be
made sweat for this2
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

TuK drst step toward ,he organsr
ton Il he Ds.illers' aud Cattle Feed
ere Trust Sas taken In Chicigo yts'
to-day. ThscApllsl Of the trus, will
DO se5.O01,0Oo. We have no doubt
Ina, under its operations the price OF
thimblcial will be Just as expensive
Al hitherto,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

TINS work Of raising subscriptions
Tor the Tennessee Midland railrosd Ia
Progressing very satisfactorily and the
promoters ofe confident that trains
" ho rurnlng 10 Jscsson by January
lat aad 20 Toe Tennessee river by
April let The money Ia L. band 10
build tho road from Nenphls to the
riv.t
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

The jury in the cases Of the Chicago
boodleis msde short work Of II. OF
the eleven defendants, seven were
Sentenced 70 the penitsntiary for two
years and four Hnsd' 5000 esch.
Meantime McGarigls, though finding
the Canadian Government disposed to
throw its protecting mantle about
him, has concluded that the greater
the distance he is from Chicago, the
safer be will be, and has therefore
gone to Gibraltar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
TIE President says he will come to

TIE President says he will come to
Memphis IL he possibly can. His
statement TO the Memphis committee
yesterday was altogether assuring,
and there is little doubt that he will
visit this city unless there shall arise
some contingency Of public duty now
Unforeseen. II he shall come he will
mako Memphis a stopping point on his
way 10 Atlanta. He will fix . date
within q few days. Tho people Of
Memphis have reason 10 ieiicitats
themselves upon the disposition Of the
President. aud they should greet tho
msmbep Of tho committee upon their
return with = lively demonstration Of
popular rejoicing. The orchestra
should bs called out aud the banquet
board prepared. A public meeting
before which the committee might sp-
pea, 10 mako formal report would be
the proper thing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

The value Of the srtesisn we'll is
fully appreciated in the drouth stricken
district Of Wisconsin. An enterpris.
Ing we'll owner is selling the water at
IS . tank full 600 gallons). This
smount Of water 10 obtained every
four minutes. Surprising that no Is
busy supplying customers for twelve
hours during the day his income from
the we'll would be $50. I. Is an Ill
wind that does not Low somebody
some good.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

now building BY the Northern Pacific
railroad, killing four mon and wound
Ing several others. It isthought none
OF the wouaded will die. The men
claim thst the contractors were care.
less and did not timber the tunnel fast
enough to keep up with n)rlng.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

sAs FRANCISCO. "A special 10 the
Chronicle from Port Townsend, rays,
The bark Oolusa arrived from Homo.
lulu today with Hawaiian advices to
July IS King Kalaksua signed the
constitution on July 10 This deprived
Kalakaua OF monarchial powers any
leaves only the power to draw salars
aud grant Iardoas. Er.Prsmisr Glib
son esc,ped ON bark sailing from
Honolulu and 10 nov on biz way 70
San Francisco,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

THs ArrEAL will print tomorrow q
gres. d,ai Of matter Of an entertaining
chsrsoisr.s specially interesting fea-
tore being Q paper BY Judge K. q.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

THR now leader OF tho Canadian
Liberal pirly says that Sir John Mac.
donald's Toy gov mment has thrown
dih In the face a tho Uiited States
The American national honor seems
10 DO suflei Ing abroad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

Ar ~ Gotlet cup regatta, ssilet
over he Sow and Pix and Hen aud
Chicksns" course Yesterday, the
Volunteer, although !, vas hsr ~ ,idsn
.s6or', bsst such las. ayera 40 the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

GKs. BucKsER has certainly been
elected Governor Of Kentucky, the
hopes Of the Republicans to the con-
tran no, withstandine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
Yesterdays Local Tenn perature.
Memphis Signal ofics Report.l
The Temperature.

Moan barom.ter. 1.eii maximum tempor-
nal temperature, 100; rainfall. ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

AIrnouou there has been no official
souot Of the vote, II Is believed that
pro hibi,ion has been defeated In
Texas by 100000 majority.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
RiIIed ~ HAlIina Rseks.

PORTLAND. oRE, August 6.-The
Oregon special from Elensburs, w.
T., says: Fifty tons Of rock fell In
eastern end oil the Cascade tunnel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
aus LIMBERG,
KARL LfMDkKg
The STREET CAR LOCKOUT.
The drivers Claim the Batue-Ihey
Are Firm.

IF. Manning aud Charles Chsek,
representing the street car driver,
were seen by an ArrEaL reporter last
night. In arswer TO questions put,
they taid: "rhe strikers were holding
their own aud gaining ground every
day. Conflicting sistsments hare
been made concerning this strike. The
street car company claims 10 have The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

palmer beat sAehem l minute 70 seconds.
actual time, but y have 70 allow enough 10
ea.ily give the kaohsm the race.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

Msyfowsr, Puritan, Atlantic and
Priscilla. She was the favorite In the
race, and her victory was predicted
simply became the msstsrhand Of
Burgess designed her.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
luos AErau. orrY. ru,ls.
?. S.plY II was only a bl, Of irony.

Now raAr McGarisle has sailed for
Gibraltar. II is probable he will get
Into "airAits" yet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

CuARLysros, \. O.--At Edgefisl
today, the Culbreath lynohxs were ac.
Quilted, and tbs COS against
the remaining tnirty,tu we're not
pressed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
Another Record.

Mr.. y. d. Seward, 0ptioian, ?sS Main
ltraat. lindlI fnfniahni tho following.